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A first high-density map of 981 biallelic markers on human chromosome 14.
Genomics - 1 Dec 2000
Escary J L, Bottius E, Prince N, Reyes C, Fiawoumo Y, Caloustian C, Bruls T, Fujiyama A, Cooper R S, Adeyemo A A, Lathrop G M, Weissenbach J, Gyapay G, Foglio M, Beckmann J S
Abstract excerpt
As the largest set of sequence variants, single-nucleotide polymorphisms (SNPs) constitute powerful assets for mapping genes and mutations related to common diseases and for pharmacogenetic studies. A major goal in human genetics is to establish a high-density map of the genome containing several hundred thousand SNPs. Here we assayed 3.7 Mb (154,397 bp in 24 alleles) of chromosome 14 expressed sequence tags...
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